::Set the timer for 15 minutes and clean the mirrors and glass doors in your house.

::Clean out your utensil drawer(s) (those with serving spoons, ladles, spatulas, etc.) in the kitchen and your junk drawer(s). Take everything out, throw out the trash, get rid of extra clutter, wipe out the drawers, and re-organize the contents as you put them back in.

::Find 7 items to get rid of today. Throw them out, stick them in a donate or garage sale box, give them to a friend who can use them, or list them on Craigslist or eBay.

Note: If you work outside the home or have a really busy week with little time for extra projects, just do the bolded project above.

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Comments

I will be joining today! If it’s not “utensil crock worthy,” I’ll donate! Thank you Crystal! Also, I seem to have a lot of chopsticks, so I’m thinking of dipping them in peanut butter and seed, and nestling them in trees in the backyard for birds, chipmunks, and squirrels! Thanks!

I have 3 utensil drawers + 1 junk drawer in the kitchen, and if I get a chance the 2 bedside drawers are my ultimate junk drawers… but those extra 2 are my BLG (big lofty goals) for the day and are bonus items if I have time. 🙂